Sentence examples for as a dove from inspiring English sources

That exercise helped establish Ms Yellen's reputation as a dove.

Beinart's portrait of Reagan as a "dove in hawk's feathers" is misleading, too.

"As a Dove" (1999) is the lone straight photograph, unmanipulated and printed from one negative.

History will not judge Mr. Bush as a dove, even if North Korea steps back from the nuclear threshold.

Miles has often been characterised as a dove for not voting for higher rates nor expressing concern over loose policy.

In the 2012 campaign, Romney has often talked as though this hawkish record doesn't exist, painting the president as a dove and an appeaser at every opportunity.

But Mr Weizman rejected the offer, preferring to support the leftist Shimon Peres.Supping with the DevilSoon he was as radical a dove as he had been a hawk.

Whistler loved it, though he gussied it up as a dove-grey penumbra hanging moodily over Chelsea Reach.

Trump has even outmaneuvered Paul on Iraq, portraying himself as more of a dove on Iraq than Paul has been doing lately.

Cover image: Pope Francis looks on as he frees a dove during a meeting with Patriarchs of the churches of the Middle East at the St. Nicholas Basilica in Bari, southern Italy July 7, 2018.

The administration seems as likely to appoint an environmentalist at the E.P.A. as it would appoint a dove at the Pentagon.